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Jay, 6. 9se; August .os 97 12c; September, 7.1s0
DC; October 2. 26c; city steam 8 63e
Butter quiet but firm; Western, lo0Iec- cheese
unchanged and quiet.
CHICAGO. June 1.-THE government crop report
of yesterday supplemented by further bad crop
report news to-day This together with the large
charters of yesterday for shipment. and strong Cali
fornia markets. made frlner markets July opened
a. 50 7se against close last night at 80 sc and sold
first hour July held steadily around 80 June
opened at 92e and sod up to 81 i2c in the same time
Inc trading became very quiet after the nrss h.Ie
crowd of '-tailers on who usually try to get
even on the MARIE. auriq h. the sell mar
little wheat 1t soon found that the entire crowd
almost resulted in panic and sent prices for the act
i've option. July, off nearly Sc. The usual indispos
July down to S5 5sc before the panic commenced but
when fair quantities of wheat offered for sale
prices sid down very rapidly from 50 'sc to 81 ac
The deoline was continuous and fluctuations were
fully eighth each time. At "a l9c there was halt
took place July went down to S3l4c. but rallied to
s3a4c, and became measurably steady around 50 l2c
All Of the other options declined in the ratio ex
and the general in the other months
9nyd ee 6psSeh from Sins to Ct The thrd
break in July wheat occurred less than half hour
before the board closed. July held fairly steady
around So lac for some time but as on the two pre-,
vous breaks there was support to the market and
prices again broke of. The last break sent July down
to 81 9e or nearly 4c below the prices prevailing at
tire opening of the board just before the close the
clique began to buy and prices ran up rapidly from
S2l2c TO S33lc. The close firm at that price
Four hundred and fifty six of wheat were in
spected to-day and vessel for 621 600 bushels
engaged Corn ruled fairly active with the feel
ing decidedly weaker. There was considerable long
the market, which. with the decline in wheat
had depressing effect The market opened at
about the closing figures of yesterday was
steady for time. then ruled weak, de-
Ginning with slight fluctuations, and closed la sc
lower than yesterday. July opened at 3Sl3d $3.50
and closed at IS ls@3sl4c. Oats were dull and weak
Speculative orders rather light. and the other
markets seemed attract the attention of the
tors Lard weak, with very little business and
pretty free offerings caused u decline of 2la05c
July sold at 667 lac, and closed at the bot
tom figure Short ribs moderately active but
unsettled, The opening frmer and 2l9a5c
higher owing to the better prices for hogs. The de-
mand light the advance, but liberal selling pro-
duced a weaker feeling and prices declined 1O0 2l9c
but improved demand caused rally of l0c later.
last sales being advance of 2lec yesterday
July opened at 7.7Oc sold to 7.57lsc and closed at
the opening figure. The leading futures ranged
foil
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TRADE IN GENERAL.
Quotations mt st. Louis, Philadelphia, BaIti-
more. Cincinnati. and Other Points

ST LOUIS June l. Flour dull and lower Wheat
lower; early IN the day the market was $3.50 lower
yesterday No. red, cash. Sic; June, S0OS23sc.
closing at soioc bid; July, 794 solsc closing at
TENDER. so 0S1 6sc closing at so lec asked; October
s1Ss0s2aic closing at 7sc bid Corn 81 @1c
lower; cash. Soc June. 35c; July, 351s035I4c. clos
:.7Ilc; June PC bid; July. 2Aalc bid. Rye none
prairie, $9d11 Bran weak at 66c. Eggs firm at
lie. Butter firm and unchanged; creamery. LA
215 Whisky steady at $1o5 Provisions steady
and quiet Pork steady; irregular new, 81 .. Lara,
567lsc; long clear. 77oc; clear ribs 7.75c: short
clear 7.S71ec. Bacon-Shoulders. boxed. $3.50
clear s.67ie0s.75c. Hams steady and firm at IL .25
a l4c. Receipts-Fiour, B 600 brls; wheat, le. 600
barley none. Shipments-Flour 3 900 brls: wheat
1000 bu: corn 10000 bu. oats. 1000 bu; rye,
1000 bu; barley.
PHILADELPHIA, June 11.-F1our steady but
quiet Wheat dull and lower; No. red. June, 81
094l9c; July. 93ls 993l 2c; August, 90le a 90ssc;
weak: No. . high mixed and yellow on track 4sc;
No mixed in elevator. 4Sc; do. track, SIC;
47c; July, 16Ia 047c: August. 47la 04sc: Septem-
Der, 4S949c Oats-Spot shade easier; No. 3 white,
futures d~l h''s and weak No White Tn nne
37lI937 a4e July. 37l4 ST i2c; August 35 35 lac:
September t83si 93ttsc Butter Butter firm and higher;
Receipts-Flour > 800 brls; wheat 10Y 800 bu;
corn NO s 900 bu oa,s II 400 bu. shiPmsnts-wheat
$4,000 bu corn. p 800 bui oats, $4,000 bu.
BALTIMORE, June 11.-Wheat-w Western lower
closing dull. No winter red, spot aud June. 81 5s
a9434c July 92I4d92iac; August, 90Ia 0901ac;
September 9o99ol4c. Corn-Western lower and
dull; mixed. spot. June and July. At b D47c Oats
easier and duil: Western white. Sc 03Slac; Western
mixed. So 03ic. Provisions quit and steady. Eggs
lower and duh at 16016iac. Coffee lower and dull
Rio cargoes. ordinary to fair 21D21l2c. Other
articles unchanged. Recepts-Flour, 1887 brs;
wheat D., 900 bu; corn. 10 900 bu; oats. 900 Su;
rye. 800 bu- Shipments-Flour, 1913 brls
TOLEDO. June 11.--Wheat hrmer and .ctiye:
SG3tc. .Iu
September. S33le; December. S6l4c. Corn
changed. Clover-seed steady; prime $4.3o. Re
ceipts--Wheat, 5000 bu; corn GOO bu. Ship
ments-Wheat. 1000 bu.
DETROIT june 11.-Wheat-So. L white. cash.
SIC asked: Michigan red cash, 81 lac asked; No. 2
red cash and june SIC; July. SAC; August. S231c
Corn. 39l2c. 0ats-No. 2, SOC nominal No. white.
:S3c nominal Reeeipts-Wheat, 5, 400 bu; corn,
600 bu oats p 700 bu.
CINCINNATI June l1.-Flour easier. Wheat
weak and lower; No red. SIC; receipts. IL 900
bu; shipments. 5000 bu. Corn dull; No mixed,
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RECORD OF THE COURTS.
Superior Court.


Room Hon. N. b. Taylor. judge.
Sanfor s. Emery vs.. Sanfrona j. Emery
DIVORCE adultery. Cause taken under advise
meut.
Jonathan c. Randall Jasper Tingle ct al. ;
foreclosure Judgment for plaintiff for 1924 "a.
Annie E. Clayton John w. Clayton; di
vorce taken under Amusement
Fanny NJ. Hosklnson vs. John K Hoskinson;
divorce Granted, together with custody of
children.
Amanda J. Griffey vs. Allen w. Griffey; di-
vorce. Granted, together with custody of chill
dren.
Room s-Hon. Lewis q. walker Judge.
Martha E. McNeely vs. Albert o. Evan; to
modify decree. Dismissed at plaintiffs costs.
VIM. W. Lowe Fred. Suke note. Dis
missed at defendants costs.
VIM H. English va. AdoIph J. Many at al:
foreclosure. Judgment for So. 252 43.
Mary j. Ulney vs. Richard NJ. Smock ct al;
for possession of personal property. Dismissed
State ex rel. Frederick Dick ct al. VS.. Julian
W. Hinkley ct al; on bond Dismissed and
costs paid
Abraham Cohen VS.. Nicholas Fotz ct al;
damages. Dismissed at plaintiffs cost.
K. P. Morris Globe Mutual Assessment
Life Association on policy. Dismissed
Philip Spengel vs. Rudolph Bottcher; account.
Dismissed.
Frank L. Ritzinger ct al. VS.. Indianapolis
Stove Company ct al; account Dismissed.
L., N A. e. c. Railway Company Jacob
Whitesell; appropriation. Dismissed.
Eugene NJ. Parrot Philo G. barrow; re-
ownership Granville S. Wright appointed re-
ceiver.
NEW SUITS.
Samuel Tuttipo Wllmur f. Christian; suit
for damages. Demand. $4,000
John A Parker VS.. Thomas A. Goodwin ct al;
complaint for damages. Demand. 81. 500.
Margaret c. Robins Felix G. Robins; COM
plant for divorce. Allegation, habitual drunk
enness.
Andrew j. Smith, jr, VS.. Reuben D. Logan;
complaint to quiet title.
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Elsewhere.

ST. LOUIS June Observation-Disclosures 100: ship
ments, 600 The market steady; choice heavy
native steers 4o04 TO- fair good shipping
81 a 4.35; butchers steers, S3-IoO4.2o; feeders,
fair to good 50 1894; stockers, fair to good,
S2.1O03.10: Texans, common grass to good corn
HoesrReceipts oOO shipments 900 The mar
ket strong and shade higher; choice heavy and
butchers selections, So O5 05.15; packing fair to
Workers medium to choice S47O04.s5
Sheep-Receipts. 700; shipments, 400 The
@4.25.
KANSAS CITY. June 1.-THE Live Stock Indica-
tor reports Cattle-Receipts, 5o2; shipments. none
about 20 sdn e I
1925; feeding steers, $3.3O03.75; COWS. $20
Hoes-Receipts. 1900; shipments. 2.4oO. The
market opened strong a0 but closed weak good to
4.65: skips and pigs, $3 al.
Sheep-Receipts, so; shipments. none The
market steady: good to choice S303.5O; com
medium, $2d2.75.
CHICAGO, June 1.-THE Drovers' Journal re-
por.s: Cattle-IReceipts., .2,ooo shipments
stocIers and feeders - 2o03, 40: cows, bulls and
mixed, $1.7503.5o; Texas grassers. $3.50
Hogs-Recepts, -. 600; shipments 4 600 Mar
ket active So 1oc higher: rouga and mixed, Sd 40
$I.65 $50 TIE I2ia: skips, So 94.4os '''
sheep Receipts. 400 shipments Market
STEADY; natives. S3 04.4O: Western. $3 % 4.4O;
Texans. So 9Oa390 lambs. per head 81 5o03.50.
BUFFALO. June 10.-Cattle- Receipts. 1890.
The market was dull common to fair, $4 "a 40;
common to fair 81 04.1O; good choice. 81. 20 a
4.35: choice to extra 81 4o04 so; good to choice
yearings. $4. so as: spring lambs dull at So a.
Hogs-Receipts $500 The market frmer;
light pigs $500 IA go: mixed pigs and light Workers.
$5.1O05. Is: selected Workers. So 20 80; selected
medium weights So 80; selected heavy ends. 81. 63
OATS.
EAST LIBERTY. Pa. June 11.-Cattle Receipts,
1875: shipments. 494- Nothing doing; all through
consignments Twenty three carloads of cattle ship
ped to New York to day
Hogs-Receipts, 600; SHIPMENTS. 2. 200. Market
firm: Philadelphias, $3.50 5.40: Workers, SIS. 200
4.95. Five of hogs shipped to New York to-day.
Sheep-Receipts 3 500; shipments, $500 Mar
ket fair at yesterdays prices.
CINCINNATI. June 1I.-Hogs active and firm;
common and light. SIS so 05 packing and butchers
S46015 20; receipts, 700; shipments 600.
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NEW YORK AND CHICAGO.
Yesterdays Quotations at the Two Grea
Produce Centers.

sS~~--~--N--
Produce Centers.
NEW YORK June our--Receipts. IS 499
packages; exports. $500 bbs and % 575 sacks
Market very duh; sales. IL 600 bbls.
wheat-Receipts. 152. $50 Blu: exports 362 I'll
bu; spot lots firm and quiet, prices showing de-
eided change options unsettled June and July
opened firm and advanced la ssc; later
near the bottom all deliveries. Speeu-
iation more moderate. Sales 3.s6ss 900 bu
hard. 96a4c. unrraded red. OF assasc: No. 3 red,
e6c No 2 red Csc elevator. 9saa a99c delivered %
No 2 red June. os 09s lsc closing at Csc: july
95 3-16995ssc, closing at 953ic; August. 81 $50
irg at 81 Isc October 81 992l4c closing at 81 &c:
November. 81 093c closing at 925sc; Deeemo er,
closing at 945sc; May 1855. 99a99l4c, closing at
poe
Corn-spot lots firm and moderately active; options
. shade easier and fairly active. Receipts. II. 100
bu; exports. i6.6s5 bu: sales. 9l2OOo bu futures
and 10000 bu spot; 1ngraded' 46ss 04s ilei
In elevator; No. 2. June 47047lsc closing at tie;
July AZ y 147 SIC closing at AZ ssc; August. ~ So
assac. closing at 4S'sc; September, 49ss1 40 l2c.
Oats steady. Receipts SO 600 hu; exports. 77s
mixed Western. 33 a SEC; white Western, 3SG42c.
Hay steady and in fair demand.
Hops quiet and unchanged.
Cofee-Spot fair RIO nominal, options opened
stronger. closing lower sales. 1880 bags July.
$500 20 zoe: October Is so a 20 Sc: November.
iS.T002O. zoe: December -. % a 20. zoe January.
20 zoe: April. 10 10 @2o so Sugar duh and an,
rhanged; refined nominal; extra G. 13-16047s c;
standard A. Sligo; graduated. 57sa6c- Molasses
Tallow steady at 3sic. Rosin quiet.
Eggs steady and demand fair receipts, 4,42s pack
ages: Western, 154Gl6iic.
"a: Texas 9a2fc.
Cut meats quiet and steady. Lard a points lower
md very dul Western steam. spot. quoted At 69oei
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CONDITION OF THE MARKETS
A Scramble Among the Sellers of Wheat
Causes Decline of Three Cents,
Portion Of Which Is subsequently Recov-
ered-Corn Fairly Active, with a Weak
er Feeling-0ats Dull and Weak.
MONEY, BONDS AND STOCKS.
An Unusually Dull Day, Nearly All Activ
Stocks Selling at Lower Prices.

An Unusually Dull Day, Nearly All Active
Stocks Selling at Lower Prices.
NEW YORK, June 11.-Money call was easy at
304 per cent. closing offered at per cent
Prime mercantile paper, sac per cent.
Sterling exchange was dull but steady at S1S43i
for sixty-day bills and 81. sc for demand
The total sales of stocks to-day "a $50 shares
including the following: Erie $3.50; Lake Shore
Zoo Louisville &yNashville, 2, ZOO; Missouri Pa
cihc, Q, 800; Northern Pacific ! 400; Reading, T.
100. st. Paul 3, 200; Union Pacific. 2. 200.
The stock market remarkably dull again to-day
Under the expectation of favorable bank statement
the traders of bearish turn refraned from put
ting out any lines, while the demand was exceed
ingly light. The tone of the dealings heavy, for
the most part The usually active list
entirely barren of features. but
among the specalties there a few wild
fluctuations, including sharp advance of "a per
cent in Louisville New Albany 81 Chicago and de-
cline in st. Paul g. Duluth Canadian Pacific and
Lake Erie e. Western preferred were conspcuously
strong The opening weak at declines from last
evenings figures extending to 90 per cent Trading
exceedingly dull, and prices remained steady with
moderately firm tone during the first
hour but after that time everything
became heavy and the market closed dull at
a shade below the opening prices. The active stocks.
with few exceptions all lower this evening but
the declines. except in the of Louisville 81 Nash
vile which is down g. in exceed Il
Railroad bonds dul sales, 1896, 900. The
general list somewhat irregular and final changes
Government and State bonds dull and steady.
met war
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INDIANAPOLIS MARKETS.
The Volume of Trade in the Week Closing
To-Day Highly Satisfactory.

INDIANAPOLIS June IL.
In nearly all departments the volurde of trade in
the week closing to-day highly satisfactory. and
in fact, the business of the week in volume
among the largest of any week of the year. Dry
goods report their trade in of any June
since they commenced business here. In the way of
replenishng br keE stocks there is unusually large
demand for goods which evidence that the farmers
in better shape financially than for many years
past, and the laooring men. also; when money is
tight. so far the country merchant is concerned,
the dry goods is the first to feel it and the grocer
among the last. Grocers are having big trade the
strong prices of staple articles still prevailing
Retail dealers to have the
conclusion that it is as well to stock up moro
literally and do less of this hand to mouth business
as there indications of much lower prices for
staple articles for some time to Whole
sale groce-s placing their orders for canned
goods for the next twelve months: The new fruit
year seldom comes in with the old stocks well
cleared Rice. starch, woodenware are all higher
On woodenware there was ample room for improve
ment, the manufacturers selling during the
manufacture The provision market rules steady
Stocks here are low and in few weeks at least will
be well cleared out There is brisk demand for
hams. Nothing doing except in jobbing way. The
produce markets are active new potatoes selling at
So per barrel and scarce old potatoes practically
of the market: and then few barrels can be
found but 81 per bushe is asked for them. Poultry
is coming in quite freely; prices steady and
changed. Young chickens in the greatest demand
Eggs weaker receipts light. The hardware and iron
markets active prices hardly as firm The coffee
market East closed unsettled
GRAIN.
On unfavorabe reports from other markets the To-
cal market opened dull and sluggish and continued
through the day. The attendance Change SLIM
and bidding tame. Wheat off little in price
with fair demand for milling purposes Corn. except
for white grades. off l4012 of a cent. Oats
steady and in fair demand for home consumption.
Track bids ruled as follows:
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Cash quotations follows: Flour-Nothing
doing; market quiet without change. No. spring
wheat go 0924e No. spring wheat 7Sc; No
red 92c. No. 2 corn. SIC. No. 2 oats, 25c. No.
2 rye. 53l2c No. barley, SOC. No. faxseed,
per brl. $22. Lard, per 100 ms Sc. 62le0 65.
Short-rib sides. Qoose), 765 81 l9c; dry salted,
5.6O05 zoe: shoulders (boxed), soc: shortclear
sides boxed. 1850 Whisky, distillers' finished
goods. per gal. $l10
On the Produce Exchange to-day the butter market
steady. with good demand creamery. 10 ID D11c;
dairy. 12115c Eggs steady and good demand
13014c.
Recepts-Flour, l 900 bbls: wheat, 40, 600 blu;
corn. los. 900 bu; oats. 100 900 blu; rye 600 bu:
barley, 5000 bu. Shipments-Flour. IA. 500 bbls;
wheat "a 900 bu corn 245. 600 bu oats, 295, 900
ou; rye, none; barley . 900 bu.
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Real Estate Transfers.

Instruments filed for record in the recorders Office
of Marion county Indiana for the twenty hours
ending at 5 P. N. June IL, 1887, as furnished by
Elliott & Butler, abstracters of titles. Room 23
1Etna Building:
Ann G. Wilson to Amanda Wright, lots 3.
g. and in commissioners subdivis-
ion of part of outlot 30. in Indianapolis $1.2OOOO
Oliver W. Voorhis trustees of Law
renee Lodge. No. 375. l. O. o. F.. part
dit ION to lawrence sa 1880. 800 1850
John Carroll to William N Gates. lot 3
in Byram's subdivision of lots 13 and
apoiis. ~-..e.. 1925 90
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OIL CITY Pa. June 11.-Natonal Transit certi6
Gates opened 63lsc; highest 63ac: lowest, 631sc
closed at 6Slsc; sales. 459. 600 bbls; cearances
LAO 900 bbls; charters, 6il26 bbls; shipments.
69,61S bbls
NEW YORK, June 11.-Petroleum more
active Opening 6lsc: highest. 90 34c lowest. 63lsc
closed 63 iac sales 795 900 bbls Turpentine dull
35c
PITTSBURG. June 11-Petroleum fairly active
and firm; National Transit certificates opened at
63isc; closed 63lac; highest 1885, lowest 63lec
SAVANNAH, Ga, June 11.-Turpertine firm at
314G32c.
81 lsc-
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The JobbinS Trade.
CANNED GOODS.

Peaches-Standard. 3pound. S1.70o2; 3pound
seconds $1.400l.50: 2-pound standard. ST. 200
$50. Corn-Revere. S1.2501:30; McMurray.
81 25D 80; Yarmouth 81 IS q 40. Misceilane-
ous-Blackberres. 2pound. 75OS0c; raspherries,
2pound. $l.1501 20: pineapple, standard, pound.
$14O02.50 seconds. 2-pound 81. 100l.20;
oysters. pound. full-weight, 90c0$l Light, 650
zoe; 2-pound. full Sl.7o01so. light, 90c0S1;
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Cotton.

NEW YORK, June 11.--C. L. Green & Co.'S report
on cotton futures saws: There was animation
and trading, the whole, fair. The turn down
ward based the Emperor of Germanys illness, and
a loss of say points took place. but reaction fol
lowed that put old crop as points last evening
and new crop nearly full recovery with closing
tone firm Spots less active but generally well held
LIVERPOOL June 1I-Cotton steady. with
fair demand: sales, IL 600 bales, including 2. 1000
bales for speculation and export and 1000 bales
American.
NEW ORLEANS, June 11.--Cotton quiet and
steady net and gross receipts, 80 bales; sales, 300
bales: stock, SO 243 bales.
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Business of the Clearinghouse.

Boston. June 1.-THE following table, compiled
from dispatches to the Post from the managers the
leading clearing houses of the United States shows
the gross exchanges for the week ending June
IL, 1887, together with the rates per cent of
increase decrease, compared with the gross ex
changes of the eorrespond1nc week in $50
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Wool.
LIVE STOCK.
Cattle Barely Steady, Except for Best Grades
Hogs Active and Higher.

INDIANAPOLIS. June IL.
CATTLE-Receipts. $50: shipments, 640 Liberal
supply. Quality fair Market barely steady except
strictly fine grades. One fancy load sold for 81 S.
but general sales for medium to good grades
from 81 2On4 60 All sold at the close.
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dc Oats dali: No mixed. 29iee. Rye dull No.
2, Csc. Eggs easier. IL a IL l2c- Cheese frmer.
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NEW YORK, June 11.-Dry Goods-There was
but light demand in any direction the result of
half holiday Saturday. The movement of goods on
orders was large the sales thus returned.
Cotton goods very firm. Wooden goods SLOW.
Wool.
ST LOUIS, June II--Woo1 less active and
shade lower.
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When Baby was sick. we gave her Castoria,
When she was . Child, she cried for Castoria,
When she became Miss sho chung to Castoria
When abe had Children she gave them Castoria,
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Total ------..-- 81, OF .62S 767 Increase e.
Outside New York. 3S3, 49S. 500 Increase
Duluth and Topeka not included IN totals.
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Jaly 6.9Se; August. z Os 07 12c; September, 7.1S0
7.22c; October. 4 BIC; city steam. 6. 65c
Butter quiet but firm; Western, 1O01sc. Cheese
anchan ged and Quiet.
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CARTER-CALDWELL,
a Pleasant Quiet Wedding on Fiftccnt
Street Iestertley,

a Pleasant Quiet Wedding on Fifteenth,
Street Yesterday.
Gr. Alfred Carter and Miss Gertrude
Caldwell, both Of this city, were married
here yesterday aad left Immediately after
on an eastern bridal tour. The wedding
took place ut the residence Of the BRIDGE
parents, Hon. and Mrs. A. B. Caldwell,
on Fifteenth street, at noon. 1t waa q
very quiot ceremony, those preGeut boine
limited 10 :ha neareas md mos. intimate
rels.ivGE Of tine principals. Raw. Dr. Gun.
n2hsul, pastor OF the First Presbyterian
church, spoke tho words that made The
two one. Tho wedding eeryic, was fol.
lowed by lunch, aud q. hall lass o'clock
left over the Pittsburgh, Wheeling & Ken.
lucky road for the East.
Both the b-ids aud groom arc wall
known hero. DIR. Garter hiss been with
the Dellsire Nail Works 10. some time and
was recently promoted to the pogition Of
secretRyy; he is generally considered a
good business man aud in liked by all who
know him socially. MIRA. Carter has been
md is still popular lady ia Whselias's
society, bright and plcnaaa. at all ,iu,es
Her friends will rejoice that shs ia no. to
leave Wheeling.